Providing a clear, comprehensive overview of the industry, Snack Foods Processing is the definitive handbook on developing, preparing, and processing shelf-stable savory snack foods. Contributors from leading companies and academic institutions provide practical information and guidance based on years of industry experience. Collectively, they review the principles and critical specifics of processing savory snacks, starting from raw materials selection and care, through types of equipment used and its proper operation, to product seasoning, and packaging.

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The Joy of Cooking is one of the most popular cookbooks of all time. More than 18 million copies have been sold since it was published in 1931, and it has never been out of print. Famed for its author’s concise, witty, and conversational style, The Joy of Cooking has been a reliable resource for generations of cooks

While visiting Riga, Latvia in November 1989, I asked a young Latvian poet who were his major poetic influences. Without hesitation he answered that he was most influenced by the European-style poetry of Soviet poet Arkadii Dragomoschenko. The answer is extraordinary when one thinks that at the time Dragomoschenko had not yet published a book in the Soviet Union and that only a year earlier he had been working as a coal stoker. But Dragomoschenko's writing had appeared in several magazines and in samisdat publications, and his reputation had already been established as early as 1983, when American poet Lyn Hejinian, traveling with the ROVA Saxophone Quartet, had been introduced to Dragomoschenko who was described as a new poetic force in Soviet writing.